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The twenty-second pavilion was adorned with jeweled steps, its elevated banks were made of crystal, and the earth's beauty flowed forth like streams, making these renowned pavilions resemble artificial rivers. They resounded with the hum of bees, as if singing the praises of the Arhant, and their surging waves seemed to dance in joy at the victory of the Jina. The sound of the cakravaka birds echoed like hymns to the Jina, and the clear water they held seemed to express contentment. The pavilions, named Nandottara and others, were further embellished by bathing pools on their banks, as if they were accompanied by their children. A little further on, beyond each street, lay a moat filled with water and lotus flowers, encircling the ground of the Samavasarana. This moat, filled with pure water and purifying for humans, shone brightly, as if the Milky Way had taken the form of a moat to serve the Lord. It was filled with clear water like crystal, reflecting the images of all the stars and constellations, making it resemble the splendor of the sky. This moat was adorned with jeweled banks and a garland of sweetly singing birds, as if it were wearing a beautiful, radiant necklace held by hands made of waves. The waves, stirred by the clash of aquatic creatures and whipped by the wind, danced in delight, as if celebrating the victory of the Jina.